The Beaverton enterprise., October 27, 1950, Image 1

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VOLUME 23, Number 40
BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1950
Contests For Washington County's Polio City Ballots
Council And Cases Hit Sixteen To Date For Comfort
Sta.In Park
Mayor Loom
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SINGLE COPY F IV E CENTS
Governor Proclaims November
As Oregon Civil Defense Month
STREET LIGHTING
LEGION TAKES DOWN
McKay Asks Completion Of
Communities' Organization
With March of Dimes funds ex- j
ISSUE ALSO PENDS;
WORLD WAR II SIGN
hausted, Washington county this
week has 16 new polio cases for ,
LEVIES ANNOUNCED
CANDIDATE SLATE
Yes, World War II is offici­
the year as the National Infantile )
ally
and definitely over.
Provision
for
a
long
delayed
in-
Paralysis Foundation named Har- ,
The Beaverton post of the
Expectation of a hot political old Johnston, West Slope, as chair
! stallation of a comfort station in
American Legion, this week,
battle for three city government man of the county chapter, and
I the city park is scheduled for the
NATIONAL SECURITY RESOURCES BOARD SETS
took down the "Community
^ysts is indicated by filings of five Virginia Jenkins, Beaverton, as I
¡special city election in • onjunction
Honor Roll,” listing the names
candidates, as announced by the secretary.
with the November ballot, an­
CITIES IN STATE AS CRITICAL TARGET SPOTS
of all residents who served in
city hall.
nounces C. Bryan Walker, city re­
In report released by Dr. Hollis­
Mayor H. H. Jeffries, incumbent, ter M, Stolte, of the Yamhill-
the recent conflict.
In a strong plea for completion
corder. A levy o f 3.3 mills will be
CIDER, DOUGHNUTS,
According to Thurlow Weed,
faces the opposition o f Oscar Mar­ Washington county public health
by communities of their civil de­
laid to meet estimated construc­
adjutant, the signboard next
tin, councilman, in his race for district, Beaverton area leads in
fense organizations, Gov, Douglas
tion costs of $4,500.
PICTURE SHOW AND
to Dr. Mason's office on W at­
re-election.
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McKay, Thursday, proclaimed No­
polio incidence, with nine; Forest
Also pending voter approval is
son was becoming decrepit
For two positions as council­ Grove reports three, Hillsboro two,
vember as Civil Defense Month
a
new
and
modern
system
of
PRIZES SCHEDULED
with age and a little superflu­
man, Victor Wisner, Eari Enger and Tigard-Sherwood area two.
in Oregon and emphasized the
street lighting. A survey under-
ous, now that World W ar II
and Harold Gregory are listed as
role every man and woman in the
Among these victims, ten are
taken by the Portland General
was all of five years ago.
candidates.
state will have in the task of de­
children and six are adults. Since
The annual costume Hallowe'en | Electric suggests installation
of
In its place, eventually, the
Jeffries is finishing his second June 1, eleven cases have been
fense.
Party ° f the Beaverton junior 47 mercury vapor, 21,000
lumen
Legion hopes to be able to
year of a first term, having been reported but none of them, to date, chamber of commerce, will be held lights and 97 6,000 lumen incandes-
“The apparent tapering off of
erect some permanent memor­
elected in 1948. He has been "at have proved fatal.
fighting in Korea does not justify
at the Merle Davies grade school cents with 2, 3 or 4 way enclosed
BOARD ANNOUNCES
ial, such as a fountain with a
the helm" during the construction
any relaxation in the drive to pre­
The county foundation chapter at 7:30 p. m., October 31, announces directional refractors.
plaque, to honor those in ser­
phase of the sanitary sewgr sys­ has assisted with 23 cases during Jim Duncan, committee member,
pare Oregon for a military emer­
The street lighting may be fin­
NEW SCHEDULE OF
vice during World Wars I
tem installation.
gency," McKay declared, after re­
the last 12 months. Two patients
All kids through the eighth
anced
through
the
imposition
of
a
Martin was appointed to the now in iron lunw require an out-
and II.
turn from a civil defense confer­
grade, including pre-schoolers, are
six mill levy. Cost of the installa­
OPEN OFFICE HRS.
council in the winter of 1947. He lay of $1,000 per month. Collec- invited to the event which will fea-
ence In Seattle. “So long as Rus­
is a home-owner on Hazel avenue, tions in the county have long ago ture cider, doughnuts, plentiful tion includes only the necessary
sia keeps up its aggressive atti­
construction and maintenance plus
and is employed in Portland.
tude, the end of one act o f ag­
been exhausted and another $ 9,000 prizes for costumes in all ages, and
Ordered
to
report
for
induction
Wisner, who operates the Val- advance has been requested, in ad- a forty minute picture show of electric power required.
into the Armed Forces of the gression will probably herald the
ley Taxi company, is a home own- dition to an earlier advance of the “young generation” category.
: United States. October 25, were beginning of another.
er in Beaverton and has a plotted [ $ 4 ,900.
“It is imperative," he concludes,
Parents are welcome only if they
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nine young men of the county,
subdivision near Hazel and Erick- ______
are properly chaperoned by an IVI Vr v U llv U ld i l O j T
bringing to 45 the total of men “ that we prepare ourselves today
son streets.
eligible youngster.
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conscripted since the renewed ac­ for a long-time defense effort.”
Enger, a carpenter and contrac- A riTIU
At
The National Security Resourles
Dean Jones, grade school teach- ^ 7 0 V 6 m O V * ^ ^ C l \ Q V
tivity of Local Selective Service
tor, has bean active in civic affairs
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board, the governor adds, has re­
er. is chairman of the party.
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Koaid No. 4, in September.
in Beaverton. He m a member of "TeXCIS A ¡P P q e a
The Jaycees announce that Don
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List includes Thomas E. Clap- cently designated several Oregon
the junior chamber of commerce, B
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McDonnell has been appointed act- 1
shaw and Theodore B. Hanberg, cities as within the "critical tar-
where he is a member of the
ing president, to fill out the un- | Guest of honor at the Octobei
Forcst Grove; Richard P. Ringle. H«t" areas. Although he is not
board of directors.
expired term of Don Jenkins, pres- jg ladies night of the Beaverton
Peter A. Birkel, Route 3, and Ray permitted to disclose the nature
Gregory owns and operates the
ident, now engaged in Marine 1 Klwanis club, hejd in the high
mond S. McCann, Route 2, of | of these cities, he points out that
Uhion service station on Short
Corps duty in California, the board ! school cafeteria, was Govcrnoi
Hillsboro;
Donald E. Balsiger, they include several industrial
street and Tualatin Valley high­
ot directors announces.
Douglas McKay
and his wife.
Sherwood; Arthur G. Higgs, II, communities.
way, across from the service sta­
Communities outside these crit­
Route 1, David L. Cady and Frank
Other appointments name Bill About 130 members, guests and
tion he operated for a long time
ical area«, he declares, will have
lin E. Tibbets, all of Beaverton.
Dresser as vice-president to re- wives were present,
and which he recently sold.
The board also announces a new as great a burden as those within
place Bill Smith, moved to Califor-
Feature of the evening, sharing
C. Bryan Walker, city recorder,
schedule of office hours, when it it. No city, in his opinion, could
nia; Ed Vala and Earl Enger to almost companion billing with the
points out that filing for city of­
will be on hand to serve the pub- possibly hope to cope with the
vacancies on the board of direc- governor's speech, was the intro­
fices is officially closed, with pub­
lie. From Monday through Friday, j consequences of an aggressor's at-
tors; Dr. C. E. Dixon, to be chair­ duction presented by Bill Stratton
lication this week of candidates.
on a 44 hour routine, the office ,Hck without the help of smaller
man of the program committee the sharp wit of the club. Bill
Anyone wishing to enter the race,
will be available from 8 a. m. to communities. He sees the attack
and Bill DuVall as chairman of gave the honored guest an insight
however, may do so by running
12 noon and from 1 p. m. to 5 on any one city of Oregon as hav­
the annual Football Banquet, to roundup into some of the mem­
as a write-in or sticker candidate.
bers
present.
TWikB
were
many
** p. m. £>n Saturdays, hours are ing such reverberations as would
pe held at the end of the playing
be felt |n all the fo y corners of
targets for the barbs thrown out
i itftson.
from 8 a. m. to 12 noon.
the
state.
Mrs.
Anne
Medland,
Hillsboro
McKay made an easy-flowing
Jaycee meetings are still the
Observance o f the month, by
has been added to the draft board
Senator W a y n e M orse
first and third Wednesdays in the speech, of Intimate style, telling
office staff, makirfg the establish- the governor's wish, will aim for
Heidelberg restaurant, at 7: p. m his auditors that in the face of
With
Senator
Wayne
Morse ment of the 5% day week possible, an educational program through
troubled events all government
Mrs. Barbara MacLeod, draft press, radio and special area con­
must stress economy. With anoth­ hearing the burden of keynote
ferences and for the recruitment
er one and one-half million citi­ speaker, an old-time political rally j hoard clerk, reports the registra
of
volunteers by the thousands
will
he
staged
on
Thursday,
No
tion
of
five
dentists
after
the
first
zens coming out of civilian life
Jack Kelly, well-known car deal­
into the military, by present mo­ vember 2, 8 p. m., in the Tigard call for doctors, dentists, veterinar­ who are needed as block wardens,
er. has returned to the Beaverton
auditorium, under ians, pharmacists nnd other med­ police and fire reserves, medical
bilization plans, there will be a high school
area with an exclusively used
aides, aircraft
observers,
filter
need of four and a half million auspices of the Tigard - Metzger ical specialist. She could not Indi­
car lot near the Kepler Daven- j
center
workers
and
personnel
for
unit
of
the
Republican
Women’s
cate,
however,
how
many
of
the
other civilians to support them.
Private Nolle M. DePuy
port company, near the Beaverton
handling
food
and
shelter
prob­
Federation.
The
public
Is
cordially
five registrants, if any, might he
Plans for a continuing campaign
Manpower shortages, he pointed
East “ Y ” .
Taking the basic airmen indoc-
lems.
Jack, who once operated a Kai- trination course at Lackland Air ,n behaIf of an area-wide swini- out, are already developing and invited to attend and take part in inducted.
McKay says the individual citi­
a
questions-from-the-floor
period
ser-Frazer dealership here, indi- Force Base, in San
Antonio, Tex- m ng P°o1 Project reached a may
cost be expected to become even
zen will have many responsibilities
to
follow
the
scheduled
speech
cates that he turns "thumbs as. is Private Nolle M DePuy, 20 study staKe at a meeting held Oc- ..................
. _ as time goes on. He
more critical
for protecting himself and his
down” on any new car setup, par­ son of Nolie B. DePuy, route 1. tober 23 ,n the Beaverton Legion , sug(?ests that now is the time to presentations.
family—calling for
training
in
Morse,
who
is
condemned
by
his
ticularly in light of the recent box 540. Beaverton.
ha" ' GrouPs representing a wide
first
aid
and
home
nursing
The base is the world’s largest 8®ct,on of the Beaverton - West j needed for continued operation critics as more of a Democrat
controls clamped on credit.
He further urges establishment
for air- sloPe-Aloha area entered into th< an<j
pay them enough to stay than a Republican, opposes How­
Business has been good, he re­ airforce training center,
of
adequate blood bank reserves.
_____ and the credit restrictions men and women. Basic training discussions, which are slated to be j Qn the job Unemployment figures ard Latourette, Democratic can
ports,
An enticing dinner of fried
have not particularly hurt his j prepares
the soldier to
entrance followed with further determlna | j or Oregon are ominous, he cited, didate for the U. S. Senate who is
business.
j into air force technical
training ,iona 85 to locations, size, cost at a mar|i of I t y of employables. condemned by his critics as more chicken, with all the customary
The large lot for his used cars and for assignment in specialized and maintenance requirements.
“ The most important job in of a Republican than a Democrat. trimmings will distinguish Octo­
has been newly graveled and Kel­ work. The course includes a sci-
When this information has been the country," the governor de­ He has declared himself as testing ber 28, at the Aloha grange hall,
ly says it looks like he’ll be there entific evaluation of aptitude and assembled and shaped into a re- clared, “ is winning a war. What­ whether it is possible for a Senatoi acrordlng to members o f the Busy
for some time.
inclination for following a parti- P°rt, the group plans to release it ever sacrifices this and what fol­ to vote his convictions and still re­ Bees, Rebekah social club. Serv­
io the public
lows might ent ' I is not to b<- main consistent with his party ing time has been set from 5 to
| cular vocation and career.
Methods of controlling rats and
8 p. m.
Delegates present Monday night mentioned in the same breath as Ideals.
mice in and around houses and
The group is presenting a ba­
All county candidates have been
were from Cooper Mountain coni- the sacrifices of those men in uni-
buildings will lir demonstrated
invited to appear and be intro zaar to follow the dinner and
munity club; American Legion and form.
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Auxiliary; Cedar Hills area, Cen- j "W e must cut out all unneces dueed. Representative- Walter Nor- the public Is cordially invited to 4
ton reports Joe Cox, county ex­
tury club, Westdale Mothers club, j saiy expense in government and j blad, who fares a stiff political attend.
tension agent.
Entertainment and dancing will
Kiwanis cluh. Canyon Road Boost- try to hold down the taxes We 1 test in his race for reelection
Those attending the meeting are
take
place
after
the
dinner
Is
ers, Mariner Scouts of the Beaver- cannot afford to go broke in any [ against the Democratic Roy Hew
asked to meet at the Cedar Hills
Death claimed David Francis I
ton high school, Junior Chambei sense. This means the elimination j itt, will speak briefly. Governor cleared away.
tract office one mile north of
Clouse
age 11 years, son of Mr.
Saturday, Oct. 28. the Beaverton
of Commerce, Broadmoor Womens of
frills
in government,"
he Douglas McKay, who is committed ]
Beaverton at 10 a. m.
and Mrs. Deli F. Clouser o f route grade school P T A will stage a j
, to an earlier meeting, experts t -
| club. Progressive club of Progress, warned
Willard E. Nelson, assistant dis­
1, Aloha, after a losing fight with combined modern and old - time
Veterans of Foreign Wars. Pine-
Democracy.
McKay
reminded I he there in time for an introduc­
trict agent for the predator and
leukemia. The end came on Mon­ dance at the Merle Davies school
hurst Womens club, Hazeldale his listeners, is not free. In fact, It tion and share doughnuts and
rodent control division of the Kish
day, October 23 at the Doern- Dancing will begin at nine o’clock,
Happy Hour cluh. Business and may become expensive at times coffee during the refreshment pe­
and Wildlife service will be in
becher hospital in Portland. The Mrs. Hal Lavman, ways and means ___.
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chaige of the demonstration. This
parents had known for some time chairman, reports that there will
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Slope Dions club, Westdale Wo of citizenship cannot he delegated
Regardless of party, all voters j
is the time of the year when rats
that he would not be able to sur- also be door prizes and a coke b a r __
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are urged to attend the rally. Sen-
Highlighting the month of Or­ and mice are moving Into build­
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mens club, and P T A s from Aloha- to anyone but yourself,
vlve the disease.
Because of the many square „ .
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ator Morse, In discussing problems tober, the Beaverton American Lc ings for the winter and it is ad-
He was horn at Hillsboro, Ore- dancing fans in the vicinity Ralph
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A worthy project for the \i
of national importance, will call K*on post schedules two social vlHah|«, to control them before they
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Mason
Merle
Davies
waTii!s
cluh.
he
uggested,
would
gon on May 23. 1939. This fall he Perrine’s orchestra has planned
and Gabel schools.
lie a campaign to get all friends for questions from the floor, which events to which non-veterans and do damage, Cox warns.
had entered the sixth grade of several "squares” with an excel
GOP unit ) non-members as well as veterans |
and neighbors active in voting he will answer The
the AIoha-Huber school. His ill- lent caller.
declares this Is an
opportunity ( and Leglonnairs are cordially in-
Eventually,
such
politically
active
ness became apparent about two
Assisting Mrs. Layman with ar­
groups may come forward with for all to ask an explanation of vlted. according to Thurlow Weed,
months ago and it was estimated rangements for the dance are Mrs.
arrangements chairman.
candidates
of their own, which Is past political actions.
that he had the condition about William
W agrer
Mrs. W. A
A
special
Invitation
Is
issued
to
Thp
° f Halloween will be
Democracy
really
working
from
two months before detection.
Boorkman, Paul Knepp, Mrs. C. B
high school and upper class grad.- Matured October 28, at a free
the grass-roots on up.
Funeral services will be at the i Wooden and Mrs. Newman Ward
,hp r'e* io" hal> A
Universal pat tlcipatlon Is gov­ school students Tigard high school P',bllc d* nr,‘
Al o ha Baptist c h u t i h on Th- i t -
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ernment, after education. Is the band will entertain early arrivals P"PUl«r orchestra has been en-
day, October 26 at 2 p m
The
- r iE T C T n r i ,c
Rug workshop project leader
At the Beaverton American Le­ second most Important corner­ wlth a program of musical num- ka^ d to mak* wl,h thp "w" t
R n Krl'.ng M o UBM will offlctatt A/V1A5 v j i r i a I V 111 $
music and decorations will follow training meetings featuring color,
gion veterans social night last stones in our system, he said hers.
Private
commitment
will
take DEADLINE NOV. 15TH
the seasonal motif It is empha design, and dying of materials In
Wednesday night the assembled Apathy of a free people toward
Shat ing sponsorship of the meet sized there will be no admission preparation
place at the Portland Memorial
for the actual rug
crowd
was
surprised
with
a
short
duties of citizenship is alarming Ing Will_b* the Washington county j charft<,
Crematorium in Portland P e g g «
Christmas packages destined
making began this week in the ex-
Informal visit from Governor Doug- wl\h~'only 50* of the citizens tak central Republtcan commlttee,
Mortuary, Beaverton, is in charge
to army or fleet post offices
A public turkey dinner, with tension home program under Mar-
las McKay and Mrs. McKay. Gov
of funeral arrangements.
overseas must be mailed be­
cranberry sauce and all that tradl-
garet
Skaar County Extension
ernor
McKay,
Legionairre.
greeted
He is survived by his parents:
fore November 15to insure de­
tionally goes with It. Is scheduled Agent. Later, lessons will be given
manv
old
friends
from
the
Bea-
not
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a brother, Daniel I„ age six years,
livery, announces Virginia Jen­
verton Post
countries with the right to vote.
for Sunday, October 29, at 8 p. m. on teaching construction tech-
and a sister, Irene, age 9 months
kins, acting
postmaster of
| he concluded "Even in Eastern
Tlckets for this Hffair may be oh- nlques in hooked and braided rugs,
and grandparents, Mr and Mrs.
The program for the evanlng I Germany, OS'* toon part In the
Beaverton
talned from Mr. Weed. In his jus-
Project leaders from the east
Adam Bella of Hillsboro and Mr
began with a group of dances from )(lst election at bayonet point -
This deadline applies to all
tlce of the peace office next to the1 end of the county attending the
around
the
world
by
Barbara
and Mrs Charles Clouser of New
armed sen-ices addresses in
Beaverton uost offlre
workshops are: Mrs. Ruth Meyers,
Engiehart, Mary Benz. Gerralyn
Rockford. N. D., as well as numer- | foreign countries wtth the ex­
Non-veterans and non - Legion
Rt. 1, Sherwood. Mrs. Mary I/afkv.
Norris,
Susan
Bee
Boyd.
Karen
FAST
MATRON
I.UNi
HKON
ous uncles and aunts.
ception of Korea.
j naires are also included in this Rt. 1, Sherwood, Mary Bogan, Rt.
Danne Judy Diller and topped by
Luncheon of the Past Matron of
October 15 was the last date
The Tualatin View Women's \ invitation,
4, Sherwood. Cora Metzentlne, Rt.
tap selections by Anita Pienovl. Myru e chapter No. li. OES was Cluh is planning a Christmas ha- 1 -------
MOGUL’S D U PLE X PLA N S
for this destination—although
2, Tigard, Mrs. M. E. Poitras. Rt.
accompanied by Gale Enger
hf.,d at
hOTI,e o f Mrs Walter sant f .r November 4 8 00 p m at ELECTION NOTE
reports from the front prom­
Mr. and Mrs. L. Mogul, owners
2, Beaverton. Mrs A R. Pearson.
ise that a majority of Ameri­
Richard Seidler played accordian Gellnsky on Wednesday. October Barnes school.
of the famed Mogul’s LeGourme?
According
to W. A. Tupper, 10307 N. W. Cornell Rd., Portland,
solo« Patricia Seidler gave piano 18. Co-hostess was Mrs. J. B. Kll-
can fighting men may he re­
restaurant in Portland, have pur­
Santa wtll be there with a treat county clerk, all absentee ballots Mrs. L. W. Kingsley, Rt. 2, Bea-
turned to the United States
solos Gienn ’Tex" Stout and "car lough of Newport Ore., who had for all hoys and girls. There wtll [ must he returned to him for turn- verton, Mrs Ed Rleben, Banks,
chased the H R Crawford home
in time for Christmas season.
tus" Finley entertained during the been a house guest at Twin Maples lx a costume contest and tunny mg ovei to the sheriff by Novem- Mrs Ray Shook, Rt. 5. Hillsboro,
on Hyland road
evening with Western musir.
of the past week
Mr
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gift Ideas for smart shoppers. Ad- her 1.
Mrs. F. L Shook. Rt. 5, Hillsboro,
move back to Portland, occupying S T A T E OF IL L H E A LTH
If laughs and smiles are points
Another house guest for thp mission free.
Deadline of mailing ballots to Mrs. George Frattmen, Rt. 2, Port-
an apartment until the duplex they
Mrs. William Bloom Is still 111 on which to judge every one ap- week was Mrs Geo McFarland of
Mrs Wm
Felter, 485 N. W. absentee or sick voters has been I land. Mrs. Dan Nielson, 6736 N.
are building is completed
parently had a fine time.
at her home on Center street.
Skyline is chairman of the bazaar, set at October 27.
I Hodge, Portland.
Ocean Park. Washington
SOUGHT BY FIVE
Jaycees Set
Annual Party
On Oct. 31st
Army Takes
Nine Men In
Oct. 25 Draft
Republicans Of
East End Stage
Old-Time Rally
Studies Course
Kelly Returns
With Used Cars*
Nixes New Ones
Groups Meet To
Make Swimming
Pool Cost Study
Busy Bees Ready
Feast-Bazaar on
Oct. 28th, Aloha
Meeting Nov. 2
Tells Control of
Winter Rodents
Eleven Year Old
Square Dancers
Passes Oct. 23rd;
And Hep Cats Bid
III Two Months
To PTA Occasion
Post Schedules
Free Dance And
Turkey Dinner
Gov. Surprises
Legion's Guests
At Social Event
Home Extension
Program Studies
Making of Rugs
Santa Makes Ist
Call At Tualatin
View Club Event